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Justice mountain


In a land where fairness truly reigns, Lies a place where justice firmly remains. High above the clouds, tall and grand, Stands mighty Justice Mountain, we understand. Its peak touches the heaven's divine, A symbol of justice, for all to align. Its towering presence, a sight to behold, A beacon of hope, unwavering and bold. Within its valleys, secrets are kept, Of trials and verdicts, where justice is adept. Lawyers and judges, their wisdom displayed, Seeking truth in every word and every shade. The mountain's slopes echo each case, As justice unfolds with steady pace. Like a flowing river, fairness streams, Carving pathways through the realm of dreams. Grievances melt amidst granite walls, As the weight of truth in their hearts falls. Blindfolded Lady Justice, holding the scales, Balancing right and wrong, as her duty entails. All who climb Justice Mountain's peak, Find solace in the truth that they seek. For behind the peaks, a wisdom resides, To dispel darkness with truth as their guide. Yet this mountain, fair and true, Cannot carry justice on its own through. It is our duty to uphold its might, To seek truth and ensure it shines bright. So let us climb this mountain steep, To the summit where justice safely keeps. And may its legacy forever endure, A reminder to all, of fairness so pure.
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